If you do not have speakers hooked up to your computer, plug in a pair of headphones or ear buds to hear the music I include with my poems as if they were rain drops in a storm, or a cold blast on a frozen day on Neptune.
How can you feed my love,
when you never feed my mind?
This is not a cannibalistic request,
but a passionate
and a consummate
hunger, for YOU.
By now you must have learned,
the surest path to my desire
is through my brain—
big or small as it may be,
that . . . is where my 'self' exists.
Feed—my—beast, with your intellect
and I will warm—you—up.
Serve indifference;
emote ennui;
arouse egotism;
plate up silence—
and frigidity will ensue.
I thoroughly enjoyed this one... hee, hee... Reminded me of a conversation I had with my husband yesterday...okay, several conversations... hee, hee... He has a terrible memory...sigh...and I think I asked him at least 5 times yesterday why I even bother to talk to him... (It was all said in jest, mixed with a hint of irritation.. hee, hee...)
OH my, Sara, this one is EXCELLENT. So much power in these lines of truth: and they say men can't understand Venus. LOL Well done! Even a Martian could comprehend these lines.
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Cryssa
Thank you for the tip on the ear phones, I had no idea that would work.
Love the song, video and the write.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Very intereswting 'take' and point of view in this - original and strong, I like it.
John
Fee
A truly magical combination.....reading your words and listening to this beautiful song, is put simply, absolutely brilliant!
You, my dear friend is the bright star in our galaxy.
Take good care, Stuart